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Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Philadelphia Items.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16.-Mike
Barns, a promising young despersdo,
who has inst passed his sixteeuth birth
day, glaIet defiance at Magistrate Pole
Yesterday from the prisoners dock at
the Central Station. Mike is one OF the
three tou2h8 who assaulted and severe
ly cut George Hubeck In john Helst's
saloon at 727 North Front street.. The
saloon keeper told Magistrate Pole thEt
Burns came in his place with Joseph
Krank, OF New MaIke. and Brown
streets, and another young man whom
he did not know, They were drunk
and boisterous and said they were going
to aclean out" the bar room.
Hubeck, who boards 10 the house.
volunteered to eject them. Frank pick.
ed up beer glass ana struck Hubeck
twice with 1t, inflicting deep cut over
the right eye. which extended to this
10 wer Jaw, aud another on his head.
| Burns m ear while held the proprietor
by the throat and prevented him from
interfering. The three men escaped and
Heist summoned DR.. A. L Wittkamp,
OF III Green street, who pronounced
Hubeck's injuries serious. Burns Wal
caught at his home, ll2 Poplar street
but the other two are said to have hed
from the city.
Yesterday DR.. Wittksmp sent wore
to Magistrate Pole thst Hubeck wa!
Lying In very critical condition, au6
Burns WAS com mitted to await the re
suit OF his injuries.
In the case o. David Lswie, the col.
orsd host er who was found murdered
on the morning of Novem Der 8. In thu
loft OF Metcalfs stable, the Coroner
Jury Tuesday rendered verdict o
death from fracture OF the skull, thu
result OF a blow, at the hands OF VIM
Killer" Killer wac committed.
A verdict Of death from deliriun
trtmens was rendered by the Coroner
Jury yesterday In ths Gaze of Samue
Bennett, aged 46 years, who was stsucs
By a small coal carat the Ninth Ware
Gas Works, on November z, and diet
on Saturday in ths German Hospital
Elmer Scott, 28 years old, who hat
been arrested on charge OF assaoi
and battery, attempted 10 hang himsel
with his shirt, on Monday night. In hi
call o. the police station, Ffout AMI
Master streets, hut Was detected by TN
house sergeant and turnkey.
William Mccartney, VIM. Mcdonald
Robert Barr and Henry Crowther wer
arrested last night on suspicion OF oeln
tmplicated in an assault on ROPER
Guild, In Manayunk, GA election Gay
Guild is said to be in q critical conoi
tion.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
a SAD ACCIDENT.
a We'll. Known Citizen Instantly KriTed
by the Accidental Discharge OF dis
Gun.

q Weii. X nowu Citizen Instantly Killed
by the Accidental Discharge OF dis
GaA.
On Tuesday morning Q gentleman
called at che residence OF Thomss
Bowen, the wsll.known contractor,
At No. S23 Van Buren street, and the
two drove to the p, W. q 3. railroad
station, where they met several others,
and the entire party took the 35 Dele.
ware division train for Kirkwood, with
the intention Of having = day's shooting
on the tArrn of John LIE Fevre, near that
place. The msrninR was spent in shoot
Ing, and about l O'Clock the entire party
repaired TO the house for dinner.
When IL ey entered the house several
Of the party left their guns standing
Just outside the door, aud after the meal
WAS finished Mr.. Bowen put ON HIS
oyeroost and, with Mr.. Ls Fsvre, start.
ed out the door. J Just as the frat nam ed i,
who WAS slightly In advance, stepped
cut, there was = heavy explosion, and
Mr.. Bowen fell from the doorstep 10 the
ground With nearly all his facs torn off.
Mr.. Ls Fevre also FELL, with the blood
streaming down his face, bat . batty
examination showed that his ipjuries
we're but slight. 4
Mr.. Bowen was found to be fatally
Injured and In dying condition, and
Ave minutes later he expired. There is
some uncertainty ss to the manner In
which, the accident happened, b1t the
suppoaitior is ikst the gun fell as Mr..
Bowen put his foo. on the step, causing
the hammer TO strike on the edge OF the
step and explode the cartridge. The
charge passed upward at 81 angle, thu
areater part taking effect In Mr.
Bowen's face. The remains were
brought TO this city last evening ant
removed TO his late residence.
The deceased was 81 years OF age, snt
learned the trade Of bricklayer will
the late Joseph Brown. After tinlshinI
his apprenticeship he formed q copart
nership With Robert Given, brothe
OF Archibald Given, and during tia
time did the brick work on larg
number OF bulldtngs, among them bsiu
the Clayton House. Mr.. Given die
several years ago. and since that tim
Mr.. Bowen mas conducted the bushes
on his own account. BE built the Smit
building, on Market street above Sixth
and Al the time OF his death was er
gagged In building four large dwellin
houses ut Eighth and franklin street
He had promised some friends that
would 90 with them for weeks euI
ming. but on account Of these building
he afterwards concluded to only 20 4
one day.
He leaves . wife aad two childrel
one OF whom, o soD, resides at 81 Paul
and was . member In good standing
Wilmington Lodge, No. l, A, o U. v
Coroner Bnrnhili will hold an inque
this afternoon, but the time for the T
neral will not te fxei until after d
1 arrival Of the son, who was telegrsph'
for At once.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
An Epjoy, lie Entertainment.

The entertain nent and package par.
ty given by Washington Conclave, No.
., Heptasophs, or e. W. NJ, at the
Rarkness Bnilding last evening, wac 3
very enjoyable sffair throughout.
There were sumo 100 persons present,
ebout enough to comfortably fill the
room and the exercises were opened At
8 o'clock with singing By three young
ladies. This WAS followed by brief
address By one OF the past arches Of the
Oonolave, Gfter which Waitsf Medhols
gave o very effective recitation, in
character, entitled the demon OF
Eum."
Mrs. Morley then gave . very excel
lent reading, and Mr.. K. Lsngtoa sanR
d solo piggy Back" Miss Crumlish
read about "How Maria and Killed
tue Mouse" and Mr.. Il. Carpenter ron.
dersd = solo which was cefssinly one Of
the gems Of the evening. Tais was fol-
lowed by humorous reading from
Peck's Compendium OF Fan, after
which the three young ladies who open
ed the exercises sang another beautiful
piece, and the literary part CT the e1
erciees were CLOSED with q German dis'
lect reading by Mrs. Morley.
An auctioueer Was then selected, and
| tuc pAChhkco, VI " ulou tucho Wao 4uAsu
Q number, were disposed Of to the high.
est bidder, with the understanding that
eaca package was to be opened imIne'
dia,eiy ef.er i; WAS sold. Then the fun
com msnoed Ia earnest, and while some
OF the buyers got pretty good bare aims,
others did not fare 80 well. A we'll
known gentleman bought neat.look
ing package for 15 cents, which, when
opened and about q half pound Of paper
aud tin foil wrsppings removed, wa:
found to contain 10 cent plug of to
, bacco and pair OF eye Rlasses. A lady
secured box for 10 cents containing
President Cleveland and his wife, madt
of raw cotton.
A Market street photographer wen
his length on box done up very
. neatly, which upon being opened va
l found to cootain about halt s pint o
: back number chestnuts. Another mai
= secured large South Carolina yau
neatly doae up In box with glass !,
front, the entire lot only costing him
g cents. When the last package ha'
L been disposed of refres hments wer
IA served, and the Entertainment oou clud
4 ed with the committee returning thei
thanks to all who had favored ther
with their presence. The entire enter
tsinnebt was in charge Of 9 committet
'' OF which Thomas l. johnson was chat
), man, and was O SUCCESS in every II
3 spect IL is very probable that otht
entertainments OF the same nature wi
be given during the winter
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Brevittoe,
Tho cheapest has hOuse I'm the cit p
Rum scrd Rros.s 4O4 Mar Z es street

Try Bush's coal you will like il.
Go toMurphey's for your bed springs.
buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bxsh's coal you will surely like it.
W. j. klmble, grocer, End and Justison st.
Millard +. Davis, jeweler, E. Second ST.
Fine Is X. Rings, al Hanrs, Is f.. Fourth.
F. Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
First class furniture A. Murphey's. 800 Ship
ley street.
White Pine tree tar and honey for ooughs
and colds at 4 W. second street.
Go 10 Geo. IL. Murphey's for your par1oI
ley street.
II you want your Heaters and Range over
hauled and put in good order for the winter
els Stove and Heater Company. by teie
phone, Number 32s, IL will be promptly tten
ded to.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
po,ngs of n Desperate.

A. 81. Joseph, Louisiana, on Mon.
day morning, G. Blum ard Charles
Favor qaarrelied, and the latter fred
twice at Blum, but missed mis- aim. lie
then rode off. Stopping ut q school
house he called ous his sister Belle and
fred ous shot at her, cut without ef-
feet. By this time Sheriif's posse was
In pursuit, and Favor, seeing himself
abou. 10 be overtaken, fired ITO the
crowd and then fatally wounded him.
self In the breast.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Trrin: EIectric Light.

Tie Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Bs.si!aore Railroad Company have had
two arc electric lights placed In position
in tho cor shed at their depot in this
c;ty. Tnese lieh,s are beipg tried with
The irten lion 10 light tie whole shed by
electricity should it prove little better
than grs. The nsv lights are vast
i'm pvove1lsnt over the gas lamps for.
insrlv ussc,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Hotel Improved.

Many Improvements have been made
In the Delaware House rscently. The
SIMPLIFY street front has been improved, I,
while inside handsome nav floor, In
laid and varnisteG, has been laid,
wa,nscott.ny and eereeuB grained and
new shelving, bar and lunch counter
have been put In. The work was done
by CONTRACTOR Franois T. Ts ley. This
part o.. the establishment ia under the
charge of Howard Taylor, con OF pro-
prietor e. o Taylor.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Tranps Hanged

A report reached Louisi&ns, Missouri,
Tuesday, that the crowd of armed far
NJ srs and citlzsns In pursuit Of the two
rramps who last Saturday attempted to
feloniously assault Mrs. Bssuchamp
and Mrs. Browning, In the southern
portion OF Pike County, overlook them
on Monday night and hanged them TO
q tree,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
100 Yesterday.

Judge Il W. Buncs reached the aEe
of 100 yesterday, and was rendered q
reception by ths leading citizens OF
Port Huron, Michigan. He. was born
IN Hsrtford, Connecticut. His fsmily
were the owners Of the farm on which
stood the famous Charter Oak. Judge
Blnca wss member of the territorial
Legislature from 1921 to 1924, ard
Judge OF the Circuit Court from 1884
to l849. nKis mind 10 clear and sctive,
and his muscles as strong and firm ae
those OF most men Of go years, Judge
Bunce was not at any time y total ao
stainer, and still smokes pipe"
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Injunction Granted.

A temporary Injunction was granted
by the court In Wilkeebarre, Pa, Tues
day, restraining the saerih from serV
ing writs Of eviction upon the striking
miners in the Lshiah Valley region;
The oueraters say they are determined
that the strikers shall vacate their
houses 10 make room for those desiring
to work.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Bandits Captured

Early 10 October Ssnor Barreo, .
wealthy rRneher of Starr County,
rexas, wss captured by bandits and
carfisd into Mexico, where he was
robted nt $3.50, aud had tc pay q ran
som of 81 800 Co get his relesss. On
Monday tdtas OF tae bandits were cap.
tured By the Mexican police.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Fourth Anniversary.

g.. Johns CASTLE, No. 4, Knights o.
the Golden Eagle, will celebrs,e ITS
fourth anniversary in the K. q. E.hasl,
Fifth and French streets, this evening
A uumbsr of guests have been invited,
and q very enjoyable tins Is expected.
Az entertaining program has been pre-.
pared and supper will be served CT lts
conclusion.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Board of Health,

The Board of Health met in regular
session last evening. The usual rou.
tine business was transacted. Com
plant was made that the Staicup
Run sewer on Fourth street is open
and very offeusive. Toe secretary was
instructed to notify the Street and
Sewer Department TO tx the iewer.
The city vaccine physicians were noil-
fled of the law requiring them to hapR 2
out signs.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Eeady for the Blocks.

Market Gtree. between Filth and
Sixth street has been brought to grade,
and is ready for the laying OF the Bel
glan blocks, which work will PROBABLY
be begun tomorrow. Several places
het yesn the street car track have had
10 be t,xed already where paved. These
detects in paving are probably dua TO
the weather prevailing at the timo the
yycrk yas done, The contractors will
ho gever sse that their work Is done in
the right manner and detects will be
promptly remedied.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
,.or. of the Connors Killed.

A fight occurred near henpaun, ,pan !,
Texas, on Sunday evening, oeIween am a
sheriff's posse and Wins Conn1 Son. @
outlaw, resulting in the death OF Con' COZ
nors and his 10 year old granoson' h, Soh
nors was the father OF nine sons' ELL ensn,
OF whom are said to have osen kn,.S r,.S
dusing the past 1--WE years In hgh's WIN
officere,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Etching at Yergsr's, 4l9 shipley st.
Heavenly Recruits

The Heavenly Reoruits Mission at
Fourth and Shipley streets was wei
attended last evening to hear Elder l.
Frank Haas, OF PhiiadeIphlA, VINO
preached q powerful sermon from oor.
Sc and 81 verses. At the close OF the
meeting six bands we're raiseo Ior
prayer. Meetings will be held every
evening at TAO O'Clock. TO morrow
evening Elder Jonas Irunoa OF
Chester will prekch. All welcome.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Kerurned Home.

Miss Mary A. Fountain, OF BAlt'-
more. Md, after spending several
montbs in cur city visiting relatives
and friends, also the principal watering
njsces the Centennial In Philadelphia,
ths Reading fair and many other places
Of amusement, has gone home Win
view of visiting Washington and otnsr
Southern cltiet.
ttth mn liz 1877.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
a Enkrn.

TO all uno Ore suffering ssom ths er-
ro-s and indisnrssions OF yoath, nervous
weskncss. exr.y decay, loss OF rnsnhocd,
&c., Will send o recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHAEGR. This great
remedy wss discovered by missionary
in South Amesica. Send . self-sddress-
e3 envelope TO the REv. Jo5ErH T.
INMAr SsztIos d. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Water Commission,

Tha Board OF Water Com N lee loners
met last night The balance in bank
was reported S'S. .2oS 20. divided as fol-
iowt: current expsD'es S2s. .70S 81 bonds
and interest Sc. .89i IS, spacial fund 3d.,
607. .9s. The receipt OF $40 was report
9 by Registrar Grohe from B. Marsden
Vaughan. ESQ "a q penalty for using
the wafer of the city to supply boiler
wit Jout q permit In connection with
the Stree, ard Sever Department the
Board Will drain Crooked and Rattle.
snake runs.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Ind,oted for Conspiracy.

On complaint of o d. Hart. an In
d,ctment vas found in New York,
tuesday ,sgaipst four men ON the charge
OF conspiring to have him discharged
from employ mint. Hart was shoe.
maker and non union man. The CON
spiracy is alleged 10 have eliminated
In December, 1886.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Misses NeWnarkets,
ChiIdren's and Infants
Coats.

An immense bargain in
some odd stock where sizes
are badly broken and which
we cannot replace.
Manufacturing all our
own goods under our own
SUPERVISION we can sell
goods at retail at manufac-
turer's prices.
New and elegant assort-
ment of
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Artisans Bank.

BY sn amendment to Its charter,
made ST ths last session of the Lsgisla-
ture, the Artisans Savings Bank was
author 2.d to receive special deposits
alter doe notice. The bank is now re-
C csivips these deposits in addition to its
o o,dinary business.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Machinery shipped

A car load of heavy machinery was
shipped this week by Hilles & Jones
A nnmber o: heavy machines are under
way in their works and aeveral OF them
will be shipped this week. This oom.
psny has quits reputation for manu-.
featuring neavy machinery.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
DRESSGOODS,
Black Cashmeres,
Black Henriettas.

Fancy Black Goods trom
the owest to the finest
grades.
We offer this day a spec
ial drive in 81 inch Striped
Dress Goods at only 62a
cents a yard, reduced from
!S7s cents.
Zen pieces OF all,wod
Tricot Cloths, only 37a
cents a yard.
Five pieces of all-wool
Dress Cloths, only 25 cents
a yard.
Rhadames Silk in Black
and colors, only 81 a yard.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

Take good sdvioe- I have Uttered
with bad headaches for yeare, and have
tried many remedies without obtaining
relief. 1 was ad vised 10 give Salvation
Oil q trial. and it las entirely cured
mc. EDWARD BALTZ, (Bntoher,)
Lafayette Msrket, baltimore, Md.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
AT 200 YARDS .
MissIonRry APPROXIMATION

In New York CITY yesterday she Gem
eral Missionary Committee OF the ME-.
Church In dividing appropriations for
the coming year slloted $500 10 the con
preastion OF the Swedish ME-. Church,
this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Lost

on Market street.. enc dozen cabinet
photographs made at Cummings gal.
lery. Finder will be rewarded by one
dozen of our $500 cabinets of theirself,
by leaving them at t02 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

"If o woman will. che will: II ~ ~
will take DIR. Bulls Oouen syrup ~
her cold, she will be cured.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
BLANkE. rs.
1914 Blanket as low as ST

10-4 Blanket as low as ST
pair.
a 11-4 all-wool Blanket as
low as $3.50 a pair.
And finer ones at $500,
81 and 81 so.
Very fine ones, SIS a pair.
Then again we have a
very large stock of Flannels
and Domestic Dry Goods
at the lowest market prices.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
snoolipg ss the Range .

At the Hsald mo rifis range on
Monday there was some tSir shoot 'nS
The revolver match score shows al ito-
rrovemeu, over that of lsst week. The
scores are as follows out Of possible 100
points:
AT 200 YARDS.
q. Simpson. SO. GA, 61i 81. Rlcs, 81.
4S; Z. Rucaer. 40, A; j. ". Gsyer, mi. /,
4S; j. w. Geary. mil 10.
AT 100 YAEDS.
E. Mcvicsr. rs; d. sheely, g.; j..
Crumline, 81; Fl. A:rns G1.
REvoLvKR RATCa-sHoRr BARRELS
Standard American Fieiol large. al IL
Yards.
B. McVicar, 4s; W. Roe, 81; H.
Simpson, 80; H. Arms. %; z. hucher,
26; j. W. Gsyer, 49, d. sh.e'y, Il; j,
Crumlire, 8.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Pyle &LiChtelstain,
2z6 Market Street.
Ladies' Wraps

is very large and the styles
varied.
Astracban Wraps from $S.
$40 and $I2.
Seal Cloth Wraps from
SIo and s35.
Seal Cloth Goats from
SI6.5o to $50.
Ladies' Plaid Newman
kets from S. up.
Ladies Plaid Raglans
from IS up.
Ladies' Cloth Jackets,
made of Plaid Beaver En-
glish Diagonal Astrachan.
&C., from So and upwards.
A nice assortment OF
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Entertaining Mr.. Blaine.

PARIS, NV. ID DIR. and Mrs.
Thoahs W. Evans gave diuner this
evening 70 M. b laiuc OF tt cir sumptu
0us Aud artists mansion In Avenue de
Bois de Boulogue. A delicate perfume
OF superb plnk, white aud tea roses
greeted tho arrival of the guests, and
tue eyes were dszzled by ross colnred
lighs, sparkling crystal and o profusion
OF orysanthemums.
Fifteen covers we're laid, aud In the
Doctors spacious aviery ad otnin x the
dining hall were Eve hundred OF the
rarest birds, Chinese pheasapts, birds
OF Paradise and q sacred Ibis, for which
mao had travelled thousands of miles
In AiricA. All except perhaps the dodo
chirped their livly chorus Of welcome
70 Mr.. Blaine as he asoended the pAla-
tial steps OF the Evans mansion.
The table WAS adorned with colored
lights in silver oRncelabrA and centre.
piece OF pink aud white chrysanthe-
NUNS In q magnificent silver jArdi.
Mere. On the right Of Mrs. Evans sat
Mr.. Blaine; on her lett Was Minister
McLane. On the left Of DIR. Evans was
Miss Blaine. Mrs. McLane aud Mrs.
Blaine we're unable TO be present. Tue
Misses Strickland, Mr.. De H0rrach and
General Meredith Read were q lso among
the guoets.
After dinner there Was q reception.
Among those present were Colonel
Mscksye. Messrs. Brulstour. Brevoort
Mr.. Lseohild, Professor Yeatman, Mr.
George Draper. Admiral and Mrs.Stem
bel, Mr.. and Mrs Martne Brunmore
John B. Alley, Mrs. Wiokham Hof
man, Mr.. Albert Rhodes, Arthur d
Little, w. p. w. Dana, M. Bartholdi
ex Governor and Mrs. Baldwin, Gap
tsin Il A. Terry and others,
Mise Blaine wore mauve elk. wit
long train, corssee deco iette uimme
with velvet, with bows OF ribbons C
the should ers. Mrs. Evano, tall an
stately, was gracefully sttired in a pal
lavender silk, trimmed with duchess
r lace, and dazzling with diamonds An
I sapphires. Shs made her guests fet
a thoroughly st homo. DIR Evans is or
! OF the most charming hosts in Paris.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
A Pretty w oman . seorc,.

LOOK YOUNG ~ long 40 you can,
prevent tendency to wrinkles o, ageing
OF the skin by using LEAURELLE
OIL. Elegant for clearing complexion.
rough skin, chappsd face or hands.
Keeps the hands eni face soft and
smooth. Preserves o youthful, plump
condition OF the features. Only sub
stance existing thst will prevent or
arrest tendency to wrin kles. An elegant
dressing and preservative tonic tor the
hair. No oil or grease. Ask for Leau.
rsiie Oil, S1.00 at druGQiass.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

For csrpsss-oranor q 90.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
MarshaIlton sabAth school and Chapel

Tbs Sunday school at thts place.
which was dedicated last winter under
such unfavoIable circumstances, has
been packed every night 70, the last
six weeks. q revival beipg held by the
Rev. Hanna Of Newport until this week.
There will be an all-dsy service held on
Sunday next. Preaching by the Rsvs.
Hanna, johnson and Simms. Ad-
dresses by Messrs. Pyle. Diefcndorf,
Dslbo, Stead aud others from Whining.
ton. 1t 10 hoped every one having the
interest OF their fellow beings st heart
will come and assist TO raise the remain
ing debt from the Building. Every
effort will be made for the comfort OF
! those attending One of the heat choirs
will be In attendance during the whole
day.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

MAMMOTH STORE. |;
IS MARKET ST.
no.i lesirable place in the
city .or
uag Couples |
lg 70 housekeeping.
miles |
hing Iere to reside wanting
Eefc.nishing.
usekeeperS
orr standing wanting any
{ IL personal apparel or
e 1.esssities or adornnent,.
dies
bling Silks, satins or Dress
bds.
dies
nt.re Sheetings, Blankets,
t,s &e.
dies or Gentlemen
n.!ng & fne Cod or Silver
III
ammaS
Ir,iDg S Shot Pants Suit OF
be Urereoat for little son.
ldjes
'.;rg hands oms Seal Plush
fAtIts.
bdleS and Misses
lnt.1c handso ne Stockinett'
Ekets OF Plaid Newmarket
} Raglans.
eads of Families
ant.1g Parlor and Coo
byes.
bung Men
hnilng andsome Suit c
lereu&..
bekers for Comfort
Ant.rg Knit Jackets, Fin
bdeywear and Gents Farnisl
bdies
pntiag stylish Millinery.
ater FamiIias
PcGiug for Body Brdssel
pesIY, Ingram and Ra ! Ca,
Is, Oil Cloths, Mats, Rug
Pr Rods, Pads, etc.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16
Your DIshes. Glassware, Windows

made clear ~ crystal with "Rough on
Dirt" Suis or soap should not be used.
II You would have them clear, pure,
clean and bright, without odor or taste
of soap. use "Roueh on Dirt" loo. and
26c packages. Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-16

PcAiug for Body Brussels
PpesIy, Ingram and Ra ! Car
rs, OIL Cloths, Mats, Rugs
Pr Nods, Pads, etc.